Mary Naggatz dies in fatal Oakfield car crash
Fatal Oakfield car crash death of Mary Naggatz
Local authorities in Fond du Lac County have announced the identity of the individual who lost their life following a serious high-speed impact on U.S. Highway 151. The fatality occurred on July 22, with the collision taking place near the intersection with Thill Road in the Oakfield region.
Mary Naggatz, identified as being from the Sun Prairie community and aged eighty-one years, was pronounced deceased at the scene by emergency medical personnel just before noon. The preliminary report from the law enforcement agency indicates her vehicle, traveling in a southern direction, unexpectedly crossed the grassy central separation barrier and collided directly with an oncoming motorist.
Investigators involved in the case are suggesting that a sudden health-related issue might have been the contributing factor that led to the driver losing control prior to the collision occurring. The full details regarding the medical condition are still under examination.
Further updates provided by the sheriff’s department include revised information concerning the other party involved in the accident. A male resident of Neenah, who was fifty-eight years of age at the time, was transported to medical facilities and is receiving treatment for significant injuries.
The incident initially gained attention through multiple emergency phone calls received by the 911 service. Signs of the accident were also observed by two law enforcement officers from the Dane County Sheriff’s Office who were conducting a routine transport mission in the vicinity. These officers promptly provided initial assistance to the people involved until the arrival of additional emergency services.
A coordinated response from several agencies was observed at the crash location, including units from the Wisconsin State Patrol, the Oakfield Fire Department, Oakfield Emergency Medical Services, and LifeStar Ambulance services. The Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office confirmed their presence at the scene as well.
